Without meaningful and immediate investments in biomedical research, the 28,000 people living with ME/CFS in Massachusetts will struggle to find answers to critical questions about the disease’s cause, diagnosis, and treatment. Events like today’s, bolstered by the advocacy and outreach performed by many in this room, has helped to bring this devastating condition out of the shadows and into the spotlight. We will keep our constituents with ME/CFS in mind as we push for expanded biomedical research opportunities and funding in the U.S. House and Senate.

A significant milestone in ME/CFS advocacy, @RivkaRivka has organized a "Thank You Card" which is posted under Advocacy Projects, repeated here for those who wish to sign (cutoff is Sunday December 10th)